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DAN-F
24-08-10, 06:50 AM
how do i get a new vin plate for my gsi. had the front panel changed and ive chucked the old one without thinking and the vin was still attached

dj_wudgey
24-08-10, 01:09 PM
go to vauxhall mate with all the doc's for your motor and they should sort it!!

GDN16v
24-08-10, 01:10 PM
go to vauxhall mate with all the doc's for your motor and they should sort it!!
Its about £80 for a new iirc!:wtf: Doesn't it have to be checked by the police?

dj_wudgey
24-08-10, 01:11 PM
still he'll have to get one now lol

bazil
24-08-10, 02:41 PM
http://www.vintagsuk.com/

DAN-F
24-08-10, 05:44 PM
why would it have to be checked by the police? i have been told told by a mate that works for ford that vaux will supply them but only if you take the car to them for them to fit it, which i cant do seeing as its only a shell atm.
that vintagsuk look ok though. what about the legality of them though?

bazil
24-08-10, 05:50 PM
duno mate, never used them

7ova
24-08-10, 05:55 PM
there used to be a firm in the back of the auto trader mag
that made them for you, hope this helps,
have you tried google?

GDN16v
24-08-10, 05:59 PM
why would it have to be checked by the police?
So people cant just clone cars and make theyre own VIN plates for cars that dont exsist or have been stolen! If you ask the vauxhall garage they could find all this out!!;)

If you have a carbon VIN plate or have removed the VIN plate for cosmetic reasons then the original has to be placed elsewhere on the shell!

DAN-F
24-08-10, 08:34 PM
well thinking about it, it wouldnt be cloning or making a vi for a car that dont exist because i have the log book and the chassis number that will all match. its just having a copy of what was there originally

fearless
25-08-10, 06:54 PM
If you have a carbon VIN plate or have removed the VIN plate for cosmetic reasons then the original has to be placed elsewhere on the shell!


Are you sure :confused: - news to me

As long as you have the chassis Number stamped in the shell in the usual place thats OK


Dave

GDN16v
26-08-10, 10:38 AM
Are you sure :confused: - news to me

As long as you have the chassis Number stamped in the shell in the usual place thats OK


Dave

The original chassis vin plate does have to be attached somewhere on the body shell, ive been told by a friend who works with VOSA!;)

Daved and Confused
26-08-10, 09:09 PM
What about the other way round - I have a vin plate but no chassis number stamped in the floor pan.
Do I need it or is the vin plate enough ??

MK1_Ben
26-08-10, 09:52 PM
You need the stamp too IIRC. Else it looks like a cut and shut

GDN16v
27-08-10, 08:25 AM
What about the other way round - I have a vin plate but no chassis number stamped in the floor pan.
Do I need it or is the vin plate enough ??

How do you have no number in the floor pan?:confused:

sport
27-08-10, 10:33 AM
How do you have no number in the floor pan?:confused:


A new factory shell at some point in the cars life?

GDN16v
27-08-10, 04:19 PM
A new factory shell at some point in the cars life?

Ah maybe!!;)

Daved and Confused
28-08-10, 07:12 PM
Correct, a new shell without numbers stamped on it.
But have a logbook and plate of a scrapped shell.